Sentence examples for scientific from from inspiring English sources

In Political Theory (1959) he distinguished scientific from nonscientific theory.

However, my favorite was quite a bit less scientific, from Clyde Wynant, who wrote: "Having had 20-10 vision for so many years, this hit me hard.

And what distinguishes the scientific from other modes of thinking is not its technology, level of detail or even subject matter, but its ability to discover reliable cause-and-effect relationships.

Like many domains of professional psychology, school psychology continues to struggle with the problem of distinguishing scientific from pseudoscientific and otherwise questionable clinical practices.

He now maintained that there was no criterion sufficient to demarcate scientific from ideological concepts and that all theoretical concepts are marked by ideology.

Popper (1965, 1968) championed falsifiability as a criterion of demarcation that is more appropriate than verifiability as a criterion of meaningfulness, on the ground that what we need is a basis for distinguishing scientific from nonscientific statements, where the latter can still be meaningful, even when they are not scientific.

The theory is elegant, precise, and powerful, validating many common inferences from scientific practice from few assumptions.

Klimas often gets ideas from scientific experiments from the earlier parts of last century.

"We take ideas from medical research and scientific advancements, from wearable computing, bio-augmentation and robotics.

Both initiatives benefited from the technical and scientific support from the global EVIPNet resource group.

The concept of willpower came less from scientific data than from Christian teachings about the dangers of temptation.